April 11, 2012
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An April shower of prizes is in the forecast at CreateForLess this month! Do you have a favorite rainy day craft activity? From spring craft projects with the kids to catching up on your scrapbooking, we’d love to hear your favorite. Share your favorite rainy day craft and you could win a $100 CreateForLess shopping spree!
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April 11, 2012
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By General Crafts Contributor Mina, from the blog Mina’s Journal.
Bring a little of the outdoors, indoors with these Li’l Log Cabins. An easy project for a rainy day. The models come in two colors. These Li’l Log Cabins make a starting point for imaginative play. What’s your favorite craft project for rainy days?

You Will Need
Download Brown Li’l Log Cabin
Making the Li’l Log Cabins
- Cut along all outer lines
- Fold where indicated on the download
- Fold along the glue tab lines
- Glue the cabin together first
- Glue the roof to the cabin

Download Yellow Li’l Log Cabin
Put the cabin on a cardboard base and add paper trees to make a papercraft scene. Cut the windows out if you like before gluing the main house piece together. Cut the door along the top and bottom and one side then fold along the other edge, so the door is a flap.
Make a street, neighborhood or town. Add small written signs to glue to the front of the cabins to denote stores like ‘Drapery’, ‘Sewing Shop’, etc.